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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-05-28
Dissolution Of Co.rartnership


HAMsy. IDAHo, March 26. 1887.
Hotes 10 hereby given that the CO partnership
nsr'sofore existing between the undersigned.
~ the Hardware and Tia business. st HALEY.
idshs. under the nrm name Of Cliff Sidsbotham.
" hereby dissolved. and that the business will
hereafter be conducted by J. r. CliA. who will
pay tbs debts Of and collect The accounts dus the
sad hrm. R. A. sIDEBoTHAM.
J. r. CLIFF.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-05-28

This popular and wsll-knew hotel 10 offered
for sale at . bargain. 1t 10 doing . big business
and has q steady run of custom.
For further particulars apply to the proprietor
W. ]. ARMSTRONG,
ap12 At the Nevada Hotel
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-05-28
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

AL accounts due the late nrm must be settled
"ssos. OF they viii Be placed out for collection.
April II, lsH. y,Y. CLIFF.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-05-28
Chris. Ranley,

Good Washer and Ironer
Is wanted At the HALEY Laundry at once. Ap
ply to MRS. FORBES
m23tf In George Krteg's old building.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-05-28

Money to Loan
On three to i've years. mortgages on good agricul.
turul land after final proof is made.
e. B. LENNON,
apis HALEY, Idaho.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27
BUSINESS iS IMPROVING.
what Dun & Co. Say I'm Thoir Weekly
Review of Trade


Review of Trade.
NEW YORK. Nov. 26.-R. q. Dun &i:Co.,
in their weekly review OF trade, say: "In
all directions business prospects are i'm
proving. although the situation nowhere
usd6es such speculative vildness as has
appeared in some branches. Money still
goes 10 the West, ana even more to the
South. aud bankers anticip ate some pres
suse as tie new year approaches, but the
Treasury has increased is deposits with the
banks sl,5T2, ls2 during the past week, and
20 has Withdrawn from the market only
10000 cash Exchanges are running
nearly per cent above those of the CORE
spending week last year, and the railroad
earnings are showing sn increase exceed
ing 10 per cent, with the shipments from
Chicago, by rail, s. 900 tons larger than for
the same week last year. The volume of
traffic vas never equaled before at this sea
son. though the reduction from the greater
activity OF September causes in some
branches = complaint OF duilness.
The effects II the partial loss Of the crops
begin 20 be felt. From most quarters come
complaints that collections are slower. only
fair. and though rapid marketing of pro-
diets have brought relief az some southern
and southwestern points. At many others
AlOlrF - Lil-r ltlAt4 Att-t Acts tno lOAD-
try demand still continues.
The large railroad earnings are met in
many cases by an unwODted increase of
expenses. Stocks closed Wednesday about
a. cents per share higher than last week,
bar showed a hesitation q, the close and de-
Cline6 ia the forenoon = fraction
Bresds,uffs hsvs advanced. wheat iic.
oats &c. and corn rose 81 sharply today.
Pork has advanced &c. lard i0c. O1t hogs
are lower
The iron market i still weak 81 Pitts
burg. but shade firmer az Philsdei phis.
Cotton zoois are very firm and may sd-
vance szAin. The WOODEN trsae is quiet
with a few rev orders The break in pro-
visions Wednesday vas followed by a re
covery the same day. Coal is higher. al
though the sct1sl output last week was
larger. IN srite Of the ssnse. than that OF
ths same week last year.
Ovsrproduction is given "a the reason for
curtsimenf or -sf0ppszs bY some sugsr re-
6uers, hut TIE price quickly improved. sn1
the current statistics susSsin the estimates
fbat tie worlds consumption this year viii
closely spprn INNATE the supply.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

Elias Mater arrived az the soene a. 2
o clock. aud with Fred Tinkhsm. OF ihe
firm. and a reporter al TIE TFGEeKAMs
HEEALD. unlocked the front coOr ol tae iIa-
menss sslesTOom. al tlfee sfeprei iasiae
the door. Tie r0om was l4nng wlll fmoke,
and VIII tie remark. "iLs 80 e 49,
Matter sadly reiocked the ooof.
A group Of bali dozen men stool near
the front door OF tie salesro8m oat q 90. -
ment before large window. th- irsi 10 fal
on the LYon-st. eide. fell where ihev tad
just stood wlth terrible crash. -
A score Of patrolmen Dob.y assisted ia
removing the dil lerent Zines Of hose ouf of
reach Oi the failing walls an worked hard
TO keep the crowds out 0i danger.
Telephone. Telegraph aad electro wires
were broken by TIE iaA OF tie if0nt wal
cutting OF connection.
Henry Beekman. The fireman who was
hurt when the brid = fell. r. sn Unmarried
man. living ~ "a SprDl-st- opposite t1s
Holland church. with his parent. ard
sister. lis parents are absent from home.
Henry = cabinei-maker.
General SMITH is entitled % credit for his
experienced assistance ~ controlling the
lremen.
The beat was 80 intense that the rlass 90
the police building wss all broken aud
also some Of those in the savings bank
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27


property belonging 10 another; although
1 don't know what cases" are
still would advise you to return
them at once"
But about the nevs-the news in the
paper?" asked Assistant Editor Fisher.
why you just write up the crowds that
surrounded the turkey and goose dinner in
the Towers windows"
'Oh, that is the City Editors business;
mean telegraph news"
True, trusl Let's see, can't we get the
New York World to wire Us all their news2'
At this little Mr.. Willwnine, who was
perched on a stool in order to get on level
with the head of his chief, fell from the
dizzy elevation in . fit. The idea of a
telegraph bill scared him into spasms.
When he had recovered, the foreman spoke
up. saying:
Am l To measure the dupes. or is the
business manager TO attend TO thst?"
Fellow, said Editor Rosenthal. and q
dark frows spread over his tired face, Il
have been in the clothing business for a
quarter of century and never measured a
dupe in my shop, nor did ever dupe man
who was measured This is neither time
nor place for levity."
At thi, point the fire bell rang and the
staff of the Sunday Morning Lark rnsbed for
the street.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

SYDNEY. =. 5. W, AoV. ~ Tie soul
ling race for tae ohsmplonshig Ct ths
world. between Beach aau 3lsBian. took
plsce or the Nerru River selav aud VS.
won by Beach. ibs race ~as an ezciiieg
one Beach took Tie lead ~ fhe stari nHa
tn9agh closely pres o. oy ffsuiyD. bella Is
Throughout winning ~ NJ iesrilf. lie
contest was witnessed by ib0BssDds q
spectators.
Nav AoEE. Aov. -. 6.-Oeorgr ~ Hosmer,
the oaFsmaB. when iniorfasd 0l fat fsiest =
HsniAn by Beach. sdid. II an nof sar-
pnssd The climate wss agains, ned and
thea. too. BE hsd an sbscess or ais rgnt
wrist which naturally weakened if aas
thing like fbs tells in hard races itbink.
however tia. there afe al lessl d couple q
AmericsD 0zrsmen who can best Eeao4 i
feel ceftsin tbsf Ieemsr csD. 5e wo1ld
lave peculiar sdvsutares 81 he r0vel = fses
with Beach IN Australia. He Wa born ip
PsHsbure and worked eil his ille .r r9'l-
ing mill where The hesf be- intense. a fheffs
fore follows that he voail b. good n .
10 rov Ia 3 hOf climate Hosmer thCug {
that II Gaudsuf va in good c0no. -ion -
could defeat Beach.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

In the universal ciamor and confusion il
was difficult matter to catch the ear Of a
proprietor for more than passing second.
Mr.. Matter was seen, however, and
stated that the wsre-rooms held
at least $50 600 worth of stock
of which the large bulk was
in furniture either al ready for market or
ready 10 be finished. Mr.. Matter stated
that he was not prepared 10 give the e1Act
amount of the insurance, bat that be
thought it was not enough to cover the
loss.
Ar. Mcbride was seen later on. aud stated
that ia round numbers the value OF the
stock wss $4,000 and the amount Of in
sursBce from $1,000 TO $4,000 Nr.
Mcbride was OF the opinion that tbe insur-
ance would nearly If not quite cover the
loss.
In the insurance agency Of G. W. Wat
tips. policies we're held with the following
companies. On the warehouse building
which was totally destroyed. Northern.
$1,000. Imperial, s. O0o. Citizens. 81 600.
Boylsten 81. .o00 Pb6Dix. s. 900. Liverpool
l.. g.. 5000, American, $1,000 Total
$4,000 On the factory. which was only
slightly damaged, Imperial, 81. ~. Ph0nir
$500. Liverpool J.. g., $500. Total. - 515.
On the Buffers worth building. slightly dam
aged Scottish. $201o. Northern. s .0ee.
American. 81 900. Total, 5000.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27
The Accidents.

George Wilson. brother of Sherman
ladder on the Huron-st. side and was
carried to 81 Canal-st he was insensible
for time and it was thought that lie was
badly injured, bat alter time he recovered
somewhat and if not internally injured he
will s)on recover entirely.
The most desperate efforts were necessary
TO prevent the flames from devourlng the
factory on the west. The iiremen then ex-
posed themselves 10 great danger. Some six
or eight of them were in the marrow alley
between the buildings. while Henry Beck
man, q half-pay fireman OF No. 4, Was
on one of the bridges connecting
the two buildings. The bridge upon which
Beekman was standing suddenly fell with
fearful crash, carrying the hfemzH with II.
As he was falling he sprang, bat could not
escape entirely from the falling depris. and
was hit on the bsck by timber and cut
about the head. A shout was sent up as
the bridges started TO fall and the men
below in the alley rushed Tor
their lives toward Lyon-sL They
escaped without iHjury, except one VINO
suffered slight bruises. Beekman, how
ever, was unable to rise, and Was carried to
the TELEGRAN-HERkLD office, where he
was attended by DIR. Disbrow, and after
ward taken TO his home on Spring-st. At
first Beekmsn did not suffer seriously.
and although he wss unable TO
walk, he joked about the accident. Before
he left the TELEGKAs-HEEALD Office, how
ever. he began 10 suffer severe internal
pains and 1t was feared that be was danger
ousiy hurt.
Al 4:40 Dennis Walker was struck by q
beam while at work on the INSIDE OF the
building next To the bank. be was carried
down ladder and taken IN the patrol
wagon 10 Wilson's drug store. DR.. Ds5row
attended him. aud be was afterwards re-
moved to 81. Marks Home. lie is badly
bruised about the body, Dut IL Is not yet
known how seriSus mis- injuries may be.
Fireman Armstrong was slightly injured
by some falling bricks and some OF his
fingers were crushed quite baoiy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

Bat Il sAys Eve csais' right under ne
had linsY'
.Oh, % os sure. that = the
retail prics-se ~nolssals them 70 the
nsssboys and nessi4nds for p by sarn,
se whol-salsd IS l4st sunday. AI. Turner
OF ths Eagie. kindly allowed as 70 circDials
our sund4y paper u the patrons Of bis
sheet AZ Ssss1 ne.sl4nd 81 ssIe sod
Al The Aortsa none"
We'll. sell interrupted the Dswly-
asdssd editor. never mlnd zooat ousi-
ness. I shall leave the Whole matter u
you hereafter. Now, Mr. Baxter,
please give Is On Sunday some
editorials Ia your well known
Baxters saints Rest style. OF course
managing editor Fisher will see that no
sensational or startling articles appear in the
psper. And by-ths-by Ar. Fisher as you
are about after items for the s,aaaqy Hora-
iaq LAX / woaid like % have you help along
say clothing business little. You throw
OF that old gum, OF India reebsr court
and 20 over to the Tower aad get yourself
Que Of those g. 25 cent ossreezts-
Il took The cases away from slug
seven last night, sir. because lie was drunk. T"
said the foreman.
Well, We Il have no drunken sluggers, or
slugs, as you call them, about this
ofice. THIS is model news
paper, with policy. don't
think horsger vou should have converted
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27
&c ~ GINS

iarai0sne wss stored Ia hat building, and
~. - q insal loss lo the vaiue ol aboai
$iat iis ihere was a. le1sI So s0 WORTH ~
fAIa'Fkrs slored in tat gAclarg. Iae
bataai bNllling yEs devoted eAfiusiteIx
a. sass STORAGE and haisning purposes.
villa a fHra'sA faoM la gAe dfiA story
ana ils irH ph~loSrafh gallery ga
iAe root All 81 tte fAlasb.e
machinery is H. the iaclory. witch has es.
c2.ie4 carn .s4fAEFeiy uaharmea larEe
Quaat4 al fAlQa0ie Nuol aaa uio0cI s
sis9 a4fed beinE stored Ia the iactoy. As
Acbnds states that TIE m8nuiactp .ns
y lll therefore "a lfAi along slgaoal iAlrg-
rupiiol aad tAal temporary wares fo3 "a
and sniea raom ~. he St ouee intproklsed
unai ine baldiaE destroyed can be febult
whtcn viii ne as saon as fht de1rs oan be
cieeTea AWAY, aud sofGneu started. Inc
entire eslHo isssaeni Af. A5i hrlde FSlufa "a
hetWeeu s4tN oy3 su- salRUfj Ihe IA "A
Insurance. Is unatlAaoj ia bs geSriy as
nacA ana widely sostlrIei b. socs and
iuIeiea coaipanlgs AZ t1s loss is pui al
500 ult - VII b. seen llss l.ie great pa r
oi Eoe estae .siiIue4f AHs neen saved
Ana d ls nNfa ~ ef-fr iae urm elA-
pi0y A. IA tetIs $50 lafIi saa ~ rms nuu-
ber Spoef i-5 u..theIs si.u ,leTEs were
sss.clea 80 iLe h4lia31F sfslrol sai. Ine
ma.i t- ss xiii o course - iaAen ckre
-, ssNl Wlia tltf usls employ
nae - saap a. temporary gusr.efa o.n 20
seca a. s3f tDeM.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

John J. Chsmplin. nigbt vsichmsn ct
he factory was seen and told this story. Il
j. Ey regular routine Of duty 20 make the
rounds throughout the entire establishment
oBce every heur and ring N 70 th. Dis
trict TslegrsBb Company. ! make u .
psibt 70 slrsys STAR 1t about isa n nutes
q TIE hour At exactly ten minutes o. z
O ocIoek started to 20 through The factory
baildinE proper. but hsd only resched the
second story when. gisBf5ng up through
tie trsDson looking toward tbe vsreroors
saw bfirnt Light I'D instantly rssiize3
that tbst bu1ding va On frs. rushed 70
the frs asfm and turned ia 10. 3 end IN
less thar tbrse minutes ths PIE Depart
rnent wes on hend Wheu J resrned The
tfi5gs q Tioi1E TIE vsTe-oof0s lths burn
ing sul1lug5 freB the iacsorF I saw
thet fae fsrres were tesplUG out -
t3e via5ovs on the third 6cor. where p
part o. the 1sIshas is done Others have
siso to8 80 thai tee liehf frst appeared IN
a.. wjn5gvs or tae CAN fap-et. sice oi the
- .dine-fbsf neszss' - ne iactoTT.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

Wonderful Pail - TeDpersfurt ----ne~
Thsr Threaten 20 tsloes 1ria.
DEs BoIHEs. I0. Nov oE 3
O'Clock this afternoon tho v05 sthra
suddenly 20 toe North. snow beaeH 60 fsii
ard the ten t,erxfufs took = ruIgit uz crop
ard hss kept if o. steadily eve siIre j.
inc treen degrees IN siT hour -nor -
still 81 inc 81 20 g. n. and the brisk tf .
Wind r. dflitine h Dsdiv. The town hs- 3
the SYMPTOMS ~ Dskgts blizzard sra IN
dicxtes probs5ls blooss1e Oi ralirsf
f~nHr
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

The IfLE5aA1 aKRALD office was lem.
porSriiy takea possession 81 a. 2 As. and
turned inio d store room. AL fhe pairol-
men who were Lot On ouiy comnelosd re-
moving The cloiLing OF the members OF the
force. wbich was stored in the ward
robes 81 Police Heaogua rters snd
they conunaea 10 carry their goods
snd caEtiels lnlo tle ciloe uhul
nssr nOFllns when i Ftseu4bioa Follce
station more ihan a newspslsef ofEoe. cod
aHfcles. rsVolFeTs ana HaUcCuns 9ere
quite nunercns. sna AL NeIe restored 10
thag Hsaiial uencfa.
Astar snoAe became i4ss deose. the walls
OF vast Was less iaBn en hour before =
mtgnlAcont nss story busaing arose IA
lettering rum. Al precisely q clock toe
wesi asll ana portion al Tie front wall
fell villa Terrible report
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

GRsSB LE0sE Nov. 2.-EfN Grin b.
sn Old tine resident here. bss suffered a
stToSs Of psralysis. sa3 lsars sre enter
tsiued that he vi not recors---The con-
ssraciion tram has bsen crossing the new
railroad hrlgs f1T tarea or f3gr dsTs psrt.
and the track is d-Va taT p dlsfs5ce q tgo
miles eest ir7W tre Grand Rapids sud
Grand ledge fs- gra aa1est to~ns II
Mich gsn - connected vitb
haalis O. siee.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27
mYsTssIoUsLY MISSING.
wealthy ws-fr-sf Ci~thfer's Strange
Ut~sppeeFan~s

Novrartr- Nov. 26.--Iawrencs g. Rose. =
iaree xboiessls clothisv. has disappeared in
hse1 seen since Thursday week. Although
GO. stir-s have been scurinz he Cify FOR
salsa trace 0f sim since rs 1isappesrs1ce
r.. clue 20 hi- Whereabouts has bean
unear- -he8. FoHi play is tesred as ae bad
sev-rai fneusaud aailArS - his possession
which he hs3 received after banking hours
cu ths CAV of his aisegEesra1ce. Re j. q
verv veaithv aad a rr az 81 feniperste hssi =
A srze rews-i bss ae~a offered for sny IN
s,rna-ion regsrfinx kina.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

Shortly after the IRE commenced supt I.
G. Smith ieieersphed 10 Ausksgon snd
Grand haven, ASKING tie Fire Departments
10 ere &c sera assistance. They responded
and had their mKchines loaded a. The depot
when they were notified hoi % come as ne
contsgrsilon had been gotten under con-
troi by the strenuous efforts oi ihe io1si de-
parlmenls.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27
The Miners wis.
The Esicti0a cssss af Wttkssbsrrs De
eide 1 IN tlzelr FasoF

WIIKEsBAKkE Pa. aoy. zo.~ths eviction
cases OF the 81 4oEE C0sl Co ssainst the strik-
ing miRers we're dsciecd "a favor OF the
miners this Il aaornlng The mea VIII held
possession Of The houses during tae re2sln-
ink time Of lht strike and eznEoi be sEieied.
There Is grest rejoicing he.e aud shrouxa-
out the valisvL over the miners victory. Tie
strikers are - hTm as when thss nsst
STOPPED work and the satiook for resumq-
tion in the Ldhiga region IS not encoursg-
ing Contributions are c0naIag Ia more
freely and arrangements are beng maee 10
day Tor publit meetings IA besalt OF the
strikers, 10 I'd held ia every city, borough
and town in the mIniug regions.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

DsvvER. Cos. Aag. 5s-ffvs Es'isn ins-
migrants froEa the cae's-s Infested ssesner
A Issis arrived hsrs his rf5rning s18 =
theuxh 20 ter3PsTztlrs va .n.sTiT a zero
fhs hesfh s1tho~es DEE e5 taeF r81st
3. f5n asted TIE iu sats aascssd
sfronxy. rnt the laes afrss ws-s ca11r-
afs Three oehsrs q shs pssy ~szs set a.
2zahka
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

1oxpov. Nos ~ -fn8ioss0ns - ft-t
there wi na ffounie vhffs1eFrr 2
Trsf.lerf -rse-f .ernsrrov Greg fet~
efse, al rrr..a frve b-eu serre 81 -
London rsI- 80 alis IL nere7 srect-
tisrars rnfss'rf end iu o. sss teass 81
fsrsaensse1 5n lee fs2ft ~ tns snfae-l t.ps~
There ~ 81 ea1-aeeHs fneffi1ei1
Fsrs tosereF fui the ptoe~r1'r - -
10 s.rrtt - ~ - hose ~ ieF1 tanfes-.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27
GRAND RAPIDS MICH SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER q. 1887

Here Il a9nnvsrd siro.oess ended Il re-
qGitea eoJ s4Qr 4 ies iaF it noN 90 reach
lac HIATT sEG the magnificent 1Utldlnf ~
t1e Aelson, Natter Furniture tetnpAny,
MAS tolsls hopeless raiin. A0 ting oas
Ashes ana rasoish rcmsin.
II sas Tie woFk oi a. hear. Ii was
com plctr lob Mi ncs iAe burning of
the Bissel carpet sweeper factory Ia Marca.
1855, has ilFe sroagas sAcl fearful loss
xnd destruction of pnopertx
Mould tie are end here No. Every
Rloment Il became apparent thai fherr was
still great osassr I1s adiOiaing buildings
ca tanEl-sL are beginning - SMOKE
constant harvest al cindegs WeFs being
waited Across tte street where they tel on
ihe buildings beswee4 Diksmens lewelrs
store and Lyoa-sl. Moaid the tire 80
scross the street. No. Prosl-
oenoe lad inlerlsred steady
heavy shower u rain had commenced 10
fall Al iast there xas hope that the march
of lhs dreadful destroyer WoUsd be checked.
IL WAS sut natural tksG the buildings Oh TIE
west side Of C&Dal-st. would succulnb a the
intense heat The roofs soon commenced
10 smoke. and along t5e rear walls Jnsg
under the r0of Was long A4e
OF hre II c0mnencsd a blaze
the occupants all move i0eir elects 90
place OF safety. Ia slalrseys ana door
WAYS Oo Tie opposite SlSe OI tue stfcei were
stored household goods Of al descriptions.
still the ffemen worked heroicaly. lney
never made more magnificent display OF
yalor. Surely mere property would be DE-
sIroye4. Al Of tie stores IL the section
described were noTs or less scorched- gost
how serious the loss IL II is Impossible %
estimate with any accuracy.
About $50 the east wall Of the Nelson &
Matter building tuHbei over the Fourth
National bank building. The rear Of this
building was badly burned and Tor while
IL Wa thought 10 be doomed. he occn-
pants were al on hsnd and they hastily
moved everything moyesbe III their re-
spectiYe quarters out OF the building.
As the IELEsKAs- HERALD goes 10 press
the 6remen are sti!i al work on the Canal
81. buildings the nse is conceded q be
unoer control.
Latest investigation shows that al Of the
buildings on Cansl-sL between Lyon and
Huron-sts.. except the Fourth Ma
tional building are entirely g0tted ana
the contents almost destroyed with ire
smoke and water. Too late TO compieie
thc-loss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

The frst edition Of tie gfLroRsx- Il ERAIn
WAS FIRST upon the streets ~ s.s5 .. u. wi.h
an account Of tie fire up 20
the lime oi going 10 press
lew minutes earlier. Newsboys shouted
Il upon the stree ts and the crow ds OF people
stih standing upon sbe streets, 10 doorwavs.
IN Sweets Hotel aLd eisevhefe rushed
eagerly after u and c3mmentsd upon the
enterprise OF tAe PAPER
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

Gepfr sfrrrss kav ~ TIE tfetf 49,
- os fhs new 7. SAN p r. hss rsssi.s
1ss piaes frUn t5s esst A foses =
ever sx.v u.eu is eur.iors1 end 90 szerE
laic Il La rae 81 <eo1f q sziss $50
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

IN saaiaon r. his stsiement - - fbs
"a "a - s.orf IL ths hurnine bu ding ~.
k~{rsae further sisted - TF1.zaEsw-
as..1s rzy,>rssr tsss = hiss he ssls - Ese
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27
eRonlelTIoN pefsATEp.


tbs hour poinf 70 I9D Ensi0aF ~ s
knG-Proh isitioD iiekei. Ibs h.-lii.-
bafionists are pzfadlns tbe streets I'D esq
f,rafior a fhfar victory.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

ws<vr~srcx. Nev. -.--Ltshk s1ow. fssh
% srisk -inds shiffinE - norta wrsserlv.
eaid wssaA~E vA&A = ss.A neEA
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-26
A,Safeguard.

The fatal rapidity with which slight
Colds and Coughs frequently develop
into the gravest maladies of the throat
and lungs, is consideration which should
impel every prudent person person to Q ha,tIo keep at az
hand, as q household remedy, pot.ie oi
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL.
Nothing else gives such immediate relief
and works so sure a cure in all affections
of this class. That eminent physician,
prof +. Sweetzer, of the Maine Medical
School, Brunswick, Me-, says
"Medical science has produced no other ano-
dvne expectorant so good as AYERS CHERRY
PEcToRAL. Ii is invaluable for diseases of the
throat and lungs" a.
The same opinion is expressed by the
well-Lnown DR.. l.. j. Addison, of Chicago,
ILL.,, who says:-
"I have never found, in thirty.five years of
continuous study and practice of medicine, any
preparation of so great value as AYERS CHERRY
PECroRAL, for treatment of diseases OF the
throat and lungs. 1t not only breaks up colds
and cures severe coughs, but is more effective
than anything else in relieving even the most
serious bronchial and pulmonary affections"